Bucks vs. Raptors - NBA Game Summary - February 25, 2020 | ESPNGame LeadersK. MiddletonSF - MIL22PTS7/14FG6/7FTP. SiakamPF - TOR22PTS6/14FG5/7FTTeam StatsField Goal%MIL38. 135. 2TORThree Point%MIL33. 334. 6TORTotal TurnoversMIL1417TORReboundsMIL6558TORGame InformationScotiabank Arena7:30 PM, February 25, 2020Coverage: TNTToronto, ON Attendance: 19, 993100%Capacity: 19, 800Referees:Derrick CollinsJosh TivenJ. B. DeRosa1:02Giannis: Last season's playoff elimination motivated Bucks vs. RaptorsAntetokounmpo leads Bucks by Raptors in East finals rematchGiannis Antetokounmpo had 19 points and 19 rebounds, Khris Middleton scored 22 points and the Milwaukee Bucks beat the Toronto Raptors 108-97 on Tuesday night in a matchup between the top teams in the Eastern Conference.

2/25/2020 - Associated PressShot ChartPascal Siakam misses 15-foot step back jumpshotSerge Ibaka misses 26-foot three point jumperFred VanVleet misses 26-foot three point pullup jump shotSerge Ibaka misses 8-foot two point shotPascal Siakam misses 24-foot three point jumperSerge Ibaka makes 26-foot three point jumper (OG Anunoby assists)Serge Ibaka misses 26-foot three point jumperKyle Lowry misses three point jumperSerge Ibaka misses 22-foot three point jumperPascal Siakam misses free throw 1 of 2Pascal Siakam makes free throw 2 of 2OG Anunoby makes 25-foot three point shot (Kyle Lowry assists)Pascal Siakam misses 23-foot three point jumperKyle Lowry makes 28-foot three pointerSerge Ibaka misses 18-foot jumperFred VanVleet makes 16-foot pullup jump shotTerence Davis misses 27-foot three point jumperSerge Ibaka makes driving layup (Pascal Siakam assists)Fred VanVleet misses 27-foot three point jumperChris Boucher makes 26-foot three point jumper (Terence Davis assists)Pascal Siakam makes 28-foot three point shot (Rondae Hollis-Jefferson assists)Robin Lopez blocks Pascal Siakam 's 4-foot driving layupTerence Davis misses 26-foot step back jumpshotChris Boucher makes dunkPascal Siakam makes 24-foot three point jumper (Kyle Lowry assists)Giannis Antetokounmpo blocks Rondae Hollis-Jefferson 's 2-foot two point shotTerence Davis misses 24-foot three point jumperRondae Hollis-Jefferson makes 8-foot two point shot (Terence Davis assists)Terence Davis misses two point shotChris Boucher makes 27-foot three point jumper (Kyle Lowry assists)Terence Davis misses driving floating jump shotMatt Thomas makes 27-foot three pointer (Rondae Hollis-Jefferson assists)Matt Thomas makes 26-foot three point shot (Kyle Lowry assists)Chris Boucher misses 27-foot three point jumperMatt Thomas makes 26-foot three point jumper (Fred VanVleet assists)Kyle Lowry misses running pullup jump shotKyle Lowry misses driving layupBrook Lopez blocks Chris Boucher's tip shotChris Boucher makes dunk (Matt Thomas assists)Fred VanVleet makes 24-foot three pointerFred VanVleet misses 31-foot three point jumperPascal Siakam misses 26-foot three point pullup jump shotOG Anunoby makes driving layup (Matt Thomas assists)OG Anunoby makes free throw 1 of 1Serge Ibaka misses 4-foot hook shotPascal Siakam makes free throw 1 of 2Pascal Siakam makes free throw 2 of 2OG Anunoby makes dunk (Serge Ibaka assists)Fred VanVleet misses two point shotPascal Siakam misses 7-foot two point shotGiannis Antetokounmpo blocks Serge Ibaka 's 4-foot layupSerge Ibaka misses free throw 1 of 2Serge Ibaka misses free throw 2 of 2Kyle Lowry misses free throw 1 of 2Kyle Lowry makes free throw 2 of 2Eric Bledsoe blocks Kyle Lowry 's 28-foot three point pullup jump shotBrook Lopez blocks Kyle Lowry 's 5-foot two point shotSerge Ibaka misses 26-foot three point jumperOG Anunoby makes 24-foot three point jumper (Pascal Siakam assists)Pascal Siakam makes 25-foot three pointerFred VanVleet makes 20-foot jumper (Kyle Lowry assists)Serge Ibaka misses 27-foot three point jumperFred VanVleet misses step back jumpshotBrook Lopez blocks Kyle Lowry 's 2-foot driving layupSerge Ibaka misses 27-foot three point jumperPascal Siakam misses free throw 1 of 2Pascal Siakam makes free throw 2 of 2Fred VanVleet misses 28-foot three point pullup jump shotKyle Lowry misses 27-foot three point pullup jump shotPascal Siakam makes 24-foot three point jumper (OG Anunoby assists)Pascal Siakam misses 29-foot three point jumperOG Anunoby misses 25-foot three point jumperOG Anunoby misses 5-foot two point shotTerence Davis makes 28-foot three point shot (OG Anunoby assists)Rondae Hollis-Jefferson misses layupRondae Hollis-Jefferson makes tip shotKyle Lowry makes 16-foot step back jumpshotBrook Lopez blocks Pascal Siakam 's 6-foot two point shotKyle Lowry misses 28-foot three point pullup jump shotMatt Thomas misses 26-foot three point shotRondae Hollis-Jefferson makes layupRondae Hollis-Jefferson misses free throw 1 of 1Terence Davis makes 2-foot layup (Kyle Lowry assists)Terence Davis makes two point shotTerence Davis makes free throw 1 of 1Terence Davis misses 28-foot three point pullup jump shotChris Boucher misses 28-foot three point jumperTerence Davis makes free throw 1 of 2Terence Davis makes free throw 2 of 2Kyle Lowry makes free throw 1 of 2Kyle Lowry makes free throw 2 of 2Kyle Lowry misses 21-foot two point shotChris Boucher misses dunkMatt Thomas misses 27-foot three point jumperRondae Hollis-Jefferson misses 4-foot two point shotSerge Ibaka misses 27-foot jump bank shotFred VanVleet makes 26-foot three pointerKyle Lowry makes free throw 1 of 2Kyle Lowry makes free throw 2 of 2Giannis Antetokounmpo blocks OG Anunoby 's 3-foot layupBrook Lopez blocks OG Anunoby's two point shotSerge Ibaka misses 24-foot three point jumperFred VanVleet misses 27-foot three point shotPascal Siakam makes driving layup (OG Anunoby assists)Pascal Siakam makes free throw 1 of 1Fred VanVleet makes 23-foot three point shot (Pascal Siakam assists)Fred VanVleet makes free throw 1 of 1Fred VanVleet misses 32-foot three point jumperFred VanVleet misses two point shotPascal Siakam makes 32-foot running pullup jump shotKyle Lowry misses 28-foot three point jumperSerge Ibaka misses 27-foot three point shotKhris Middleton misses 12-foot two point shotKhris Middleton misses 15-foot two point shotEric Bledsoe misses running pullup jump shotEric Bledsoe misses 11-foot two point shotBrook Lopez makes 23-foot three point jumper (Giannis Antetokounmpo assists)Wesley Matthews misses three point shotGiannis Antetokounmpo misses 16-foot two point shotGiannis Antetokounmpo misses 18-foot pullup jump shotGiannis Antetokounmpo makes 12-foot two point shot (Wesley Matthews assists)Brook Lopez makes 24-foot three point jumper (Giannis Antetokounmpo assists)Khris Middleton misses 26-foot three point shotEric Bledsoe makes driving layupRobin Lopez makes 24-foot three point shot (Giannis Antetokounmpo assists)Eric Bledsoe makes 3-foot layup (Khris Middleton assists)Eric Bledsoe makes free throw 1 of 1Pat Connaughton makes layup (Donte DiVincenzo assists)Eric Bledsoe misses free throw 1 of 2Eric Bledsoe makes free throw 2 of 2Marvin Williams misses 27-foot three point jumperEric Bledsoe misses 29-foot three point jumperMarvin Williams misses three point jumperRobin Lopez misses 25-foot three point jumperEric Bledsoe makes 28-foot three pointerGiannis Antetokounmpo makes free throw 1 of 2Giannis Antetokounmpo misses free throw 2 of 2Giannis Antetokounmpo makes free throw 1 of 2Giannis Antetokounmpo makes free throw 2 of 2George Hill misses 27-foot three point jumperBrook Lopez makes 3-foot two point shot (Khris Middleton assists)Giannis Antetokounmpo misses 30-foot three point jumperBrook Lopez misses 32-foot three point shotKhris Middleton misses free throw 1 of 3Khris Middleton makes free throw 2 of 3Khris Middleton makes free throw 3 of 3Kyle Lowry blocks Khris Middleton 's 11-foot driving layupWesley Matthews misses 28-foot three point jumperEric Bledsoe misses driving layupEric Bledsoe misses free throw 1 of 2Eric Bledsoe makes free throw 2 of 2Eric Bledsoe misses two point shotBrook Lopez makes 5-foot two point shot (Eric Bledsoe assists)Wesley Matthews makes 26-foot three point jumper (Khris Middleton assists)Brook Lopez misses 30-foot three point shotBrook Lopez misses 9-foot two point shotEric Bledsoe makes free throw 1 of 2Eric Bledsoe makes free throw 2 of 2Donte DiVincenzo misses 28-foot three point pullup jump shotWesley Matthews misses 30-foot three point pullup jump shotGeorge Hill misses 25-foot three point jumperPascal Siakam blocks Marvin Williams 's 24-foot three point shotGeorge Hill makes free throw 1 of 2George Hill makes free throw 2 of 2Donte DiVincenzo misses 24-foot three point jumperMarvin Williams makes 23-foot three point jumper (Eric Bledsoe assists)Giannis Antetokounmpo makes 24-foot three point jumper (Marvin Williams assists)Eric Bledsoe misses 27-foot step back jumpshotKhris Middleton makes 30-foot three pointerGiannis Antetokounmpo makes driving layupBrook Lopez makes 8-foot two point shotEric Bledsoe makes 28-foot three point jumper (Giannis Antetokounmpo assists)Khris Middleton makes 20-foot pullup jump shotEric Bledsoe misses 15-foot step back jumpshotGiannis Antetokounmpo misses driving layupWesley Matthews makes layup (Eric Bledsoe assists)Khris Middleton makes free throw 1 of 3Khris Middleton makes free throw 2 of 3Khris Middleton makes free throw 3 of 3Khris Middleton makes 2-foot two point shot (Giannis Antetokounmpo assists)Brook Lopez misses three point jumperWesley Matthews misses 23-foot jump bank shotBrook Lopez misses free throw 1 of 2Brook Lopez makes free throw 2 of 2Wesley Matthews makes free throw 1 of 2Wesley Matthews makes free throw 2 of 2Robin Lopez misses 23-foot three point shotKhris Middleton makes 6-foot layup (Giannis Antetokounmpo assists)Giannis Antetokounmpo makes free throw 1 of 2Giannis Antetokounmpo makes free throw 2 of 2Donte DiVincenzo misses 28-foot three point jumperGeorge Hill makes step back jumpshot (Donte DiVincenzo assists)Donte DiVincenzo makes two point shot (Giannis Antetokounmpo assists)Donte DiVincenzo misses free throw 1 of 2Donte DiVincenzo makes free throw 2 of 2Marvin Williams makes 23-foot three point jumper (George Hill assists)George Hill makes free throw 1 of 2George Hill makes free throw 2 of 2Marvin Williams makes three point jumper (George Hill assists)Eric Bledsoe misses 20-foot pullup jump shotMarvin Williams misses layupKhris Middleton misses 12-foot pullup jump shotBrook Lopez misses driving floating jump shotBrook Lopez misses 8-foot hook shotKhris Middleton makes 27-foot step back jumpshot (Pat Connaughton assists)Rondae Hollis-Jefferson blocks Giannis Antetokounmpo 's 12-foot driving floating jump shotChris Boucher blocks Giannis Antetokounmpo 's 5-foot layupRobin Lopez misses hook shotKhris Middleton makes 18-foot running pullup jump shotKhris Middleton makes technical free throwGiannis Antetokounmpo misses 16-foot step back jumpshotKhris Middleton makes finger roll layup (Giannis Antetokounmpo assists)George Hill misses 27-foot three point jumperRondae Hollis-Jefferson blocks Donte DiVincenzo 's 2-foot two point shotGeorge Hill makes 24-foot three point jumper (Donte DiVincenzo assists)Khris Middleton misses 12-foot two point shotBrook Lopez misses 12-foot two point shotGiannis Antetokounmpo makes 16-foot step back jumpshotBrook Lopez misses 24-foot three point jumperEric Bledsoe misses 26-foot jump bank shotDonte DiVincenzo makes free throw 1 of 2Donte DiVincenzo makes free throw 2 of 2Eric Bledsoe makes two point shotDonte DiVincenzo misses 26-foot three point jumperGiannis Antetokounmpo misses driving floating jump shotGiannis Antetokounmpo makes 23-foot three point jumper (Eric Bledsoe assists)Giannis Antetokounmpo misses 29-foot three point pullup jump shotBrook Lopez makes free throw 1 of 2Brook 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Lowry has been an exemplary role model for Davis thus far, and when it eventually comes time to pass the torch, Davis will be ready. The Milwaukee Bucks may be, statistically, the best team in the league. But, before the Raptors face off against Giannis Antetokounmpo and company tonight, I implore you to appreciate what we have. Never before have I watched such a fun Toronto basketball team, both on and off the court. Over the last 15 games, the Raptors have employed the league’s fourth best offense, second best defense, and lead the league in SPG (Scarves Per Game). Earlier this year, the Raptors played the Bucks while both teams were settling into their respective grooves.

Despite a third-quarter surge (and some individual brilliance from Lowry), the Raptors failed to hang on and lost 115-105. Nurse had no answer for Giannis, who decimated Toronto en route to a stat line of 36 points, 15 rebounds and 8 assists. Will Nurse change up his game plan this time around? Let’s find out! Here are the details for tonight’s game: Where to Watch: TSN, 7:30 PM ET Lineups: Toronto — Fred VanVleet, Kyle Lowry, OG Anunoby, Pascal Siakam, Serge Ibaka Milwaukee — Eric Bledsoe, Wesley Matthews, Khris Middleton, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Robin Lopez Injuries: Toronto — Marc Gasol (Hamstring – Out), Norman Powell (Finger – Out), Patrick McCaw (Illness – Questionable), Dewan Hernandez (Ankle – Out) Milwaukee — Kyle Korver (Back – Out), Brook Lopez (Back – Out) ******** From Teammates to Rivals Over the All-Star weekend, Giannis got a taste of what life is like with Nurse, Siakam and Lowry by his side.

When Pascal clicks from the outside, it helps lure Giannis out of the paint, opening cutting lanes for the Raptors’ guards. Cream City Though a bit icky, Milwaukee’s “Cream City” nickname is apropos considering they have been consistently creaming teams right from the get-go. For the Raptors to stand a chance, the team must exude its trademark energy from the moment the players step out on the floor. Milwaukee is the proud owner of the league’s best defense, so Toronto can’t rely on a second-half comeback as they have in previous games. If the Bucks build an early sizeable lead, the Raptors’ chances of winning diminish considerably. Toronto must set an aggressive tone for the game, and prey on Milwaukee’s weaknesses. The Bucks rank just 17th in the league in turnovers per game, so I expect Lowry and VanVleet to pester Eric Bledsoe on the defensive end, goading him into making careless mistakes and keeping the ball out of Giannis’ hands as often as possible.

Raptors battle league-leading Bucks: Preview, start time, and moreBefore we discuss tonight’s game against the Milwaukee Bucks, let’s take a step back. The Raptors’ record is currently 42-15, good for third-best in the league. The team is on pace to finish the season with the highest win total in franchise history, and most recently pummelled the Indiana Pacers into oblivion. Of course, let’s not forget about the injury-ridden 15-game win streak that put the entire league on notice.

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Luckily, the Bucks are playing the latter half of a back-to-back, so tired legs may benefit Toronto tonight. The last time these two teams played, the Raptors guarded Giannis with an array of players including OG, Siakam, Ibaka and Gasol — to no avail. Now missing Gasol, the Raptors will have an even tougher time containing the Greek Freak. If, however, the Raptors’ big men can anticipate Giannis’ spots and position themselves such that he has little room to operate, it may slow him down enough to force turnovers and kick-outs to lesser threats. If Khris Middleton steps up to beat Toronto, so be it. Playoff Preview? Tonight, the Raptors will face their first true test of the season.

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Folks, this Raptors team is good. More than that though, this team is fun, fearless and exhaustingly relentless. After the aforementioned 46-point win over the Pacers on Sunday, Nick Nurse showered Kyle Lowry with deserved praise, proclaiming his admiration for Lowry’s tenacious nature. The undrafted rookie with a chip on his shoulder, Terence Davis, is imbued with a ferocity that you can’t teach, but you can nurture and optimize.

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Giannis and the Bucks are the Raptors’ conference rivals, and the heartwarming joviality of All-Star weekend will be left in the past come the inevitably intense game later tonight. Nick Nurse has stated that he’ll look to increase Pascal’s touches as the season winds down, hoping the experience helps bolster his play come playoff time. The last time these two teams faced off in November, Giannis reigned supreme over Pascal, who shot just 37 percent from the field that night and fouled out in 32 minutes. It’ll be interesting to see how Siakam has progressed since their initial meeting; in addition to hunting and attacking switches, he must demonstrate some success from the perimeter.

As a totally unbiased observer, I must say they looked pretty, pretty… pretty good. Antetokounmpo witnessed firsthand what it looks like when a team’s starting point guard plays with every fibre of his being, even during a traditionally meaningless contest. But now, it’s time to touch base with reality.

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